For Linux, with git installed
Source the two file in the bash.bashrc file:
source <absolute path>/gclone_function.sh ;
source <absolute path>/git_functions.sh ;gclone Works with ssh cloning
gclone git@github.com:<username>/<repository>.git
or
gclone <username>/<repository>.git It will automatically discern which one out of the two options you have used and clone the repository, and then it will cd into it
gall Adds everything in the current working folder and commits with the message given The message does not need quotes
gall This is an update gadd adds everything in the current working directory
gadl adds everything
gco commits with the words parsed as commit message
gadd
gadl
gco this is another commit message gps git push
gst git status
gcdu With an absolute path as parsing argument, it will automatically go to the folder, add everything, commit with the current time and date and push It will also let the user know of the progress, with messages in the terminal or with notify-send It checks and puts files over 100mb to gitignore It checks if there are any changes to be committed It fetches the latest changes from the remote repository, and pulls them if the branch is behind
gcdu <path>/<git project>